MPSC Syllabus in Marathi (मराठी मध्ये एमपीएससी अभ्यासक्रम) | Free PDF Download

If you aspire to get a job in the Maharashtra State Government, MPSC is the best exam. The Maharashtra Public Service Commission exam, also known as the MPSC Rajyaseva exam is conducted every year by MPSC. This is done to recruit candidates into different wings of administration. These officers work directly under the Maharashtra State Government. Candidates can check the MPSC Syllabus in Marathi below.

MPSC Syllabus and Exam Pattern

The MPSC exam is conducted and overseen by the Maharashtra Public Service Commission. They also conduct other exams. A few of them are the MPSC Subordinate Services, Class C Services, Agricultural Services, Engineering Services, Judicial Services, etc. The entire MPSC Marathi syllabus and exam pattern are given below. You can download the syllabus for the MPSC exam in Marathi in PDF format for free.

MPSC Exam Pattern – एमपीएससी परीक्षा नमुना

Before seeing the MPSC syllabus, let us first understand the exam pattern. Like any other state PSC, MPSC is also conducted in three parts:

1. Prelims
2. Mains
3. Interview

Applicants will have to clear each round before they can be eligible for the next stage. The entire exam pattern for each stage is given below. Go through it to have a clear idea of how the exam will be conducted.

MPSC Prelims Exam Pattern

This stage comprises two objective papers which are compulsory. Both the papers will be conducted for 2 hours each. Check out the detailed exam pattern below.

Notes:

• To qualify for the main exam, the marks of both the papers will be considered
• Incorrect answers will be allocated a negative marking of 1/3 of the marks in both papers
• No negative marking will be allocated to unanswered questions
• Questions on decision making in Paper II will not have any negative marking in wrongly answered
• Prelims are screening in nature
• All questions will be in English and Marathi. Questions set to test the candidates’ knowledge of English will be in English only

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MPSC Prelims Exam Pattern

Once you qualify for the MPSC prelims, you will be eligible for the main exam. In this, there are 6 compulsory papers. Two of them are language papers while four of them are general studies papers. MPSC mains does not have any optional paper. The detailed exam pattern is given in the table below.

Notes:

• All MCQs have negative marking
• To qualify for the interview, candidates need to attempt all the papers
• Mains is scoring and qualifying in nature

MPSC Syllabus (एमपीएससी अभ्यासक्रम)

The syllabus for MPSC prelims and mains has been given in detail below. Candidates preparing for the exams are advised to go through them. This will help you understand what to study for each exam and each paper. Let us quickly check the MPSC syllabus in detail here. You can download the syllabus in PDF format for free.

MPSC Prelims Syllabus

MPSC provides just the topic names in the syllabus. This is the same for UPSC and all other states’ Public Service Commissions. As this is a state PSC exam, the main focus of the questions will be on Maharashtra. Preparing according to the syllabus and using the right strategy can help you ace the MPSC Prelims exam.

Paper I Syllabus

• Current events of state, national and international importance
• History of India (with special reference to Maharashtra) and the Indian National Movement
• Maharashtra, India, and World Geography – Physical, Social, Economic geography of Maharashtra, India, and the World
• Maharashtra and India – Polity and Governance – Constitution, Political System, Panchayati Raj, Urban Governance, Public Policy, Rights Issue, etc.
• Economic and Social Development – Sustainable Development, Poverty, Inclusion, Demographics, Social Sector Initiatives, etc
• General issues on Environmental Ecology, Biodiversity, and Climate Change – that do not require subject specialization
• General Science

Paper-II Syllabus

• Comprehension
• Interpersonal skills including communication skills
• Logical reasoning and analytical ability
• Decision-making and problem-solving
• General mental ability
• Basic numeracy (numbers and their relations, orders of magnitude, etc.) (Class X level), Data Interpretation (charts, graphs, tables, data sufficiency, etc. – Class X level)
• Marathi and English language comprehension skills (Class X/XII level) Questions relating to this will be tested through passages from Marathi and English language without providing cross translation thereof in the question paper

Download: Prelims Syllabus PDF

MPSC Mains Syllabus

MPSC Mains is conducted in 6 papers. Paper I and Paper II are language papers and Papers III to Paper VI are general studies papers. Each paper will be divided into various sections. Check the detailed paper-wise MPSC syllabus below.

Paper I: Marathi and English (Essay/ Translation/ Precis)

Section 1: Marathi (50 marks)

• Essay writing – An essay on one out of the two given topics/subjects (About 400 words)
• Translation – English paragraph to be translated into Marathi, approximately 1/2 page/2 paragraphs
• Precis writing

Section 2: English (50 marks)

• Essay writing – An essay on one out of the two given topics/subjects (About 400 words)
• Translation – Marathi paragraph to be translated into English, approximately 1/2 page/2 paragraphs
• Precis writing

Paper-II: Marathi & English (Grammar and Comprehension)

Section 1: Marathi (50 marks)

• Grammar – Idioms, Phrases, Synonyms/Antonyms, Correct formation of words and sentences, Punctuation, etc
• Comprehension

Section 2: English (50 marks)

• Grammar – Idioms, Phrases, Synonyms/Antonyms, Correct formation of words and sentences, Punctuation, etc
• Comprehension

Paper III: General Studies I (History & Geography) (150 marks)

History

• History of Modern India (1818-1857) particularly Maharashtra
• Establishment of British Rule in India
• Socio-Cultural Changes
• Social and economic awakening
• Emergence and growth of Indian nationalism
• The National Movement in the Gandhi Era
• India after Independence
• Selected Social Reformers of Maharashtra
• Cultural Heritage of Maharashtra (Ancient to Modern)

Geography

• Physical Geography
• Economic Geography of Maharashtra
• Human and Social Geography of Maharashtra
• Environmental Geography
• Population Geography (concerning Maharashtra)
• Remote Sensing

Geography and Agriculture

• Agroecology
• Climate
• Soils
• Water Management

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Paper IV: General Studies II (Indian Constitution and Indian Politics and Law) (150 marks)

• The Constitution of India
• Amendment Procedure and Major Amendments to the Constitution
• The Political System ( Structure, Powers, and Functions of Governments )
• State Government and Administration (With Special Reference to Maharashtra)
• District Administration
• Rural and Urban Local Government
• Educational System
• Parties and Pressure Groups
• The Media
• The Electoral Process
• Administrative Law
• Central and State Government Privileges
• Some Pertinent Laws
• Social Welfare and Social Legislation
• Public Services
• Control over Public Expenditure

Paper V: General Studies III (Human Resource Development & Human Rights) (150 marks)

Human Resource Development

• Human Resource Development in India
• Education
• Vocational Education
• Health
• Rural Development

Human Rights

• Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR 1948)
• Child Development
• Women Development
• Youth Development
• Tribal Development
• Development for Socially deprived classes (SC, ST, VJ/NT, OBC, etc.)
• Welfare for aged People- problems and issues
• Labour Welfare
• The welfare of disabled persons
• People’s Rehabilitation
• International and Regional Organisations
• Consumer Protection
• Values and Ethics

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Paper VI: General Studies IV (Economy & Planning, Economics of Development and Agriculture, Science and Technology Development) (150 marks)

Economy and Planning

• Indian Economy
• Urban and Rural Infrastructure Development
• Industry
• Co-operation
• Economic reforms
• International Trade and International Capital Movements
• Measurement and estimate of poverty
• Factors determining employment
• Economy of Maharashtra

Economics of Development and Agriculture

• Macro Economics
• Public Finance and Financial Institutions
• Growth, Development, and International Economics
• Indian Agriculture, Rural Development and Cooperation
• Agriculture
• Food and Nutrition
• Indian Industry, Infrastructure, and Services Sector

Science and technology development

• Energy
• Computer and Information Technology
• Space Technology
• Biotechnology
• Nuclear Policy of India
• Disaster Management

Download: Mains Syllabus PDF

MPSC Interview – एमपीएससी मुलाखत

Candidates who qualify for the MPSC Mains exams will be called to attend the personal interview. The interview will be conducted by a board appointed by the MPSC. They will check for certain fields.

Notes

• The board of interviewers will have a record of the candidate’s interests and career – application form
• Personal suitability of the candidate for a career in the state services by a board of competent and unbiased observers is the objective of the meeting
• Candidates must be aware of the affairs happening both within and outside their state for the personality test
• This interview is intended to explore the mental qualities and analytical ability of the candidate

Syllabus PDF download (अभ्यासक्रम पीडीएफ डाउनलोड)

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Frequently Asked Question

1. Is knowledge of Marathi needed for the MPSC exam?
A. Yes. MPSC has compulsory papers in the Marathi Language. One paper on Class XII level for 50 marks (subjective) and another on Degree level for 50 marks (objective).

2. Does MPSC have subjective papers or objective papers?
A. The MPSC exam has both subjective as well as objective papers.  The language papers (English and Marathi) are subjective papers. General studies are objective papers. All are compulsory.

3. In which language is the MPSC exam conducted?
A. MPSC exam question paper will be bilingual. The questions will be both in English and Marathi. The questions asked to test the candidates’ English will be asked in English only.